Seven older brothers. One crowded house. They gave him a place to live- but forgot to give him a home. Growing up, his life was perfectly organized on paper, but entirely empty in reality. To his seven older brothers, he was a responsibility to manage rather than a sibling to love. In the chaotic rush of looking after him, they completely missed him, leaving him to grow up isolated and invisible in the middle of a loud family. But you can't ignore a brother forever. When the emotional distance between them finally shatters, seven older brothers are forced to face the truth: they kept him safe, but they completely forgot to raise him. Now, they have to figure out how to stop being just guardians, and finally learn how to be big brothers.

When Isaac Tissera accidentally becomes the target of the most popular girl in school, escaping her attention without destroying his social life seems impossible. Until Nate Bedford offers him a solution: Pretend they're dating. Nate is confident, popular, frustratingly attractive, but worst of all, his older brother's best friend- meaning fake dating him should be a complete disaster. Instead, it works ridiculously well. As rumours spread through school and their fake relationship becomes more convincing by the day, Isaac finds himself caught between what everyone else believes and what he's trying very hard not to feel. But the closer he gets to Nate, the more obvious it becomes that maybe Nate has been keeping some things that Isaac should've known about... And when the truth finally comes out, it threatens to destroy both of them.

Aiden Kingsley was never supposed to be part of the family. Born from an affair and raised far away from the powerful Kingsley household, he spent his life believing he didn't belong anywhere. When tragedy leaves him with nowhere to go, he is forced to move into a mansion filled with four brothers who want nothing to do with him. At first, he is ignored. Then tolerated. Then something unexpected happens. The brothers who once saw him as a burden begin noticing the little things-the skipped meals, the sleepless nights, the way he never asks for help even when he's hurting. Slowly, walls begin to crumble, and strangers become family. But just as Aiden finally finds a place to call home, new opportunities, old wounds, and life-changing decisions threaten to pull them apart. A heartwarming story about found family, healing, brotherhood, and a boy who never realized how loved he truly was.